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The Girl at the Halfway House

CHAPTER XIII
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I have slept sweet in turban or burnous in me time.

Dress is nothing that we may always control.

But if ye found yeself a bit low in kit, as Batty is this day, what would ye say, Ned, me boy, was the first salient--what is the first essintial in the dress of a gintleman, me boy ?" "Linen," said Franklin, "or is it gloves ?" "Ned," said Battersleigh solemnly, laying a hand upon his shoulder, "ye're the dearest boy in the world.

Ye're fit to be lance sergeant yersilf in the ould Tinth Rigiment.

Right ye are, quite right.


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